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Submission for Special Issue Honoring Barry Schneider
Dear Colleagues:
We are writing to share the news of a special issue we are organizing in honor of our late colleague and friend, Barry Irwin Schneider, who passed away on July 3rd, 2024. Barry was an extraordinary physicist whose groundbreaking contributions to computational methods in electron-molecule interactions have left an indelible mark on our field.
The special issue, titled "Ab Initio Calculations in Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics: A Tribute to Barry Irwin Schneider,"(https://www.mdpi.com/journal/atoms/special_issues/3219450YUA) aims to celebrate Barry's legacy and his profound impact on AMO physics. We invite you to consider submitting a paper to this special issue, which could include original research, reviews, or perspectives inspired by Barry's work or your collaborations with him. The deadline for manuscript submission is currently March 31st, 2025. Your manuscript will undergo the standard peer-review process, and its publication will be free of charge. Please let us know if you are interested in submitting a paper for this special issue dedicated to Barry.
In addition, we are planning to prepare a special paper in remembrance of Barry’s life and career, where close friends and collaborators can provide a short description of their interaction with Barry, research work, Barry’s personality, special memories and anecdotes. If you are also interested in contributing, please let us know, and we can provide further details. We would also be interested if you have personal pictures with Barry that you would be willing to share.
Thank you for considering this tribute to a remarkable scientist and a cherished colleague. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or to discuss potential ideas regarding the special issue. Also, in case we missed somebody in this email, please spread the word to your colleagues.
Best regards,
Nicolas Douguet
Klaus Bartschat
Loren Greenman
Luca Argenti